New Industries Considered for Kansas Economy
Editorial urges states to form industrial initiatives like Kansas. Two ideas gain attention: a wine industry using abandoned strip mine land in the southeast and Christmas tree farming on marginal lands. Forestry expert notes 90 percent of last year’s trees came from other states and Canada, suggesting southeast Kansas could host grape arbors and pines to boost erosion control and beauty.
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Montana
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Rugged Year for Labor Relations Foreseen at AFL-CIO Meet
The Atlantic City AFL-CIO convention emphasized higher pay but shorter work weeks amid a purge of corruption. With gangsters named and finances questioned, labor unrest and wage strife loom as business resists further wage demands in a sluggish economy.
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Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
Friday the 13th Superstitions Fade In Modern Life
The piece reflects on how Friday the 13th superstitions have faded as modern living changes. It notes fewer ladders, white horses, black cats, crossing eyes, and old rituals, with shifts to safer homes, cars, and modern appliances reducing fear and rituals.
Prayer Verse Reflects Gratitude and Faith
A devotional prayer asks for mercy and guidance through prayer, thanking God for His Word. It seeks strength for a new heart and forgiveness of trespasses, asking protection in Thy love through Christ Amen.
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God of Mercy
Singapore A Cosmopolitan Crossroads of Trade and Diversity
The article portrays Singapore as a bustling, multicultural hub anchored by 50 to 100 ships daily, a city of over a million with a British character and a population over 90 percent Chinese. It notes a multilingual, divided cityscape, ranging from Chinese subcities to Arab mosques, Hindu temples, and various churches, all surrounded by bustling trades and public housing built after the war.
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Obituary and local items from Ottawa area
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Newton W McCandless a retired Princeton post master died at his home 747 S Poplar in Ottawa at age 88 He was Civil War veteran Harold Staadi west Ottawa won first prize for oats at the Chicago grain and hay show A H Bryant Highland Cemetery sexton improved after influenza Ottawa University lost to Kansas 35 27 Mrs J W Wheeley returned from Wellington for nephew s death Mrs Cathrine Thompson visited Ramona Okla Dr and George and Josephye Davis celebrated their first wedding anniversary at six o clock dinner Guests included Mr and Mrs John Kiou Miss Irene Johnson Mrs Hardin and Dr Davis brother of Dr Davis and wife of McLouth
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Princeton
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West
Chicago
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John Kiou
Irene Johnson
Hardin
Mr. Davis
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McLouth
Television Schedule Snippet for Frontier Channel
TV listings show a morning block with Kangaroo Captain Kangaroo Doody Ruff n Reddy and Mighty Mouse on Frontier and a Farm Hour. A separate block lists Mighty Mouse at 13 and Channel 9 ABC programming through the morning.
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Kang’roo
Gift idea for aging relatives eye care and hearing aid
A reader urges families to fund new glasses and hearing aids for elderly relatives to improve their enjoyment of life. The note promotes timely purchases, arguing older people should not be kept in decline and invites letters to Dr. Crane, care of The Hopkins Syndicate, Melott, Ind.
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Jesus
Say Some Soldiers Shine Shoe Soles
FT Dix New Jersey Army investigates reports that some enlisted men shine the bottoms of their shoes a practice not Army policy. The issue follows a letter in the New York Daily News signed Mad Mom and Col Albert Gange at Ft Dix says the Army is probing.
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C47 Crashes Near Tokyo Killing Five Crewmen
A U S Air Force C47 transport plane crashed into a forest near Hachioji about 25 miles west of Tokyo last night, killing five crewmen. The names of the airmen were not released.
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Hassocks Help Heart With Better Circulation Says Doctor
Dr George W Crane advises desk workers to use a hassock or foot stool to reduce heart strain from prolonged sitting. Rising periodically promotes leg circulation, reduces blood pressure on the heart, and lowers risk of clots and strokes. He also suggests gifts like hearing aids and new glasses for elderly relatives.
Ottawa Herald rates snippet and masthead data
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with editor Guy Baedaker and publisher Robert B. Wellington. Subscriptions in trade area by mail list monthly to yearly rates. outside trade area higher rates for the same periods.
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Exploration of Space Is Urged New Space Establishment Called
A United States moon program and a broader space effort are urged by 27 rocket and satellite scientists. They seek a 10 billion dollar decade-long spend to push manned space exploration and eventual habitation. They propose forming a National Space Establishment with Dr. Killian and others backing the plan.
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Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
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International Geophysical Year
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